The meme is about how asinine it is to tell anyone critical of society that they can't be critical of it if they participate in it. I have no idea how you got "eating a big mac improves society" from my meme or the response you commented on... 🤔

It doesn't matter whether or not he could have changed anything, no one forced him to take the job as CEO of a corrupt industry. He chose to profit off people's pain and suffering. Why should anyone care what his life was like b4 he made that choice?

This is an excellent resource that answers all of your questions.

Currently waiting 3 months to see my specialist here in the States.

Because that doesn't happen here? It takes months sometimes to see a specialist here in the States. I'm currently waiting 3 to see mine.

Real or not, they're blocked now. I don't waste my time on misogynists.

Lol, called it.

Your comment left out crucial details that point to a broader discussion of misogyny in medicine. It's not about writing an essay, it's about your comment coming off as dismissing the idea that there is sexism at play.

Cathartic for people with no power to see someone who exploits human life for money get their comeuppance for once.

I think the reaction to it is the big thing, and the social impact is that we are seeing just how angry and fed up people are with the exploitation we experience at the hands of the capitalist class. Even tho this one man's death doesn't mean much in terms of changing systems, it is kind of

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That is far from the whole picture.

That is not what the OP means by "shortens people's lives". They're talking about how health insurance is a for-profit business that routinely denies people life-saving care to increase profits. UHC denies more claims than any other insurer.